Berlin: 1.5-Hour Comedy Bus Tour in German
1.1.5-Hour Comedy Bus Tour in German
See Berlin by comedy bus with live German stand-up, historical stories, and sights including Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, and Museum Island.

Germany · COMEDY & THEATRE SHOWS IN BERLIN
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 6 comedy & theatre shows in Berlin worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
See Berlin by comedy bus with live German stand-up, historical stories, and sights including Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, and Museum Island.

Laughing Spree puts English stand-up, a free shot, cheap drinks, and East Side Gallery views together on Berlin’s Spree

“chris was a wonderful host, knew how to uplift the atmosphere and certainly was humorous. it was my first stand up comedy show ever and i was definitely not disappointed!”
Review of Quatsch Comedy Club Berlin, with ticket details, seating advice, German-language comedy, value, access, and practical tips.

“Die Show und die Getränke sehr gut. Service leicht überfordert aber verständlich denn was Sitzordnung angeht gibt es da nichts. Leider super eng , wie auf dem Bild zu sehen einen Tisch hatten wir auch nicht also das Ambiente was man erwartet bekommt man leider nicht es ist eher 7 Stühle Rücken wie bei Tetris wenn man aufstehen will um auf s wc zu kommen. Schade sehr auf Masse gemacht als auf Klasse. Aber Show war gut.”
Explore Berlin’s dark past on a 90-minute German ghost walk with live theater, cursed mummies, murder tales, and an interactive plague story.

“Highly recommended. Very well done and informative. You learn about the dark side of old Berlin. I'd love to come back in the fall when it's a little darker.”
Berlin’s Cosmic Comedy offers English stand-up, international acts, free pizza and shots, with open-mic comedy on Thursdays.

“Great comedy. All acts were great. So funny!! Great pizza too. A grade. Really great atmosphere will come again if I ever come Berlin again.”
See Cabaret in German at Berlin’s Tipi am Kanzleramt, with live music, a €5 food and drink voucher, and Reichstag views nearby.

“I have seen other versions of Cabaret (including the movie) but this one which has such a fresh approach! What a fantastic ensemble cast with musicians and dancers! It is perhaps unfair to single out performers as all the actors were perfectly cast, however, my favourites were Herr Schultz and Frau Schneider, the hapless boy Clifford Bradshaw, the super, versatile MC . Sally Bowles's poignant singing of "Maybe this time" was very moving. That naughty redhead who reprised "Tomorrow belongs to me" a super performer! and the male who sang it hauntingly in Act 1 also performed the best "If they could see her" I have seen. The comedy element…”
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